North Carolina Newspapers

Jj, THIRD SERIES For the Watchman. BLUE LAWS Torv" and the Trumbull were Whiir and railwav track lie wan iniured:-by. a." train,: patriot, although at that time alt partita' vi- WhereOpbn he brought, suit against the'rail olently protested that tlwy . were ,loyaj rub yoad company! for damage for the inpirie fe i v;...: n.iffwUnt 'P ".In jecl ol limlieorK." Dr. Trumbull, instead hlclfhhsKll-rm-ltrea. Jiie conn-wwifu M. n.e 4th iitZ in hi peculiar of """.I" iCf1"-" ' v.ii .iimiM an elaborate rw"- .... . , .- TSiic vein, alltm,,! , 1 . ,!,eltiritaiiH, and wuuh that iU.e. Blue L flt ntvfcr h;J aii1 existence ould' have hw Law of iNew except in the. the liev. fSiumiel oviiur Dr. reter's statement, i. referred anaic.st Dim iibon the trounci, ti.at ihituik inure and stale uus r ti l.: j- t- n :......... .1.. ..i ik. i. i.ii.umiti.u iiiiiiwiMiiri JMiiii3r fUKwmuiiMj u t aw iiiuiu ittir, xr. 4 . ieiiK ; men mir : .-w. -v- . j,i nJiB-ii, gallows-tree. . Whipping at tbe cart's tall, through town alter town,, ana limiting- that, whipping as a mercy (under the remonstrances of Charles II. to three towns), boring the tongue through with red hot iron, ana enuuig unslly with , the gallows this was funtan ugvuutwu, i unuer one premise mat v oe consouaaieu. this poim- te very eoriier-stone. of l-u- Jilt, ul toWttff...., L ablet mr view uWUib ! sol I'"'! 44 tT. -i i lf ii vindicate tV'? Ju and it,, tab body of Chr . ..a. i.d been! must uijiistly rfle.ud ufSU P tiid the Pail-deJpbi f a! Is. t ntr I'inanirfffa a! Urn t tirwi. alive So I laiagine Dr. TraiubulPs evidence traveling; he wan not entitled lo recover from aniest!! error ot our ancestors, an error which oeran will not weigh much with .an unprejudiced the railroad. jlfJUiliad not been violating: the with the very settlement of j the colony, was a uoo I"" rrumb-dl, law, he w-aildj h"r iic nn i'i"t ..- "p'ii in . ... . .., , - - iu uuaiurv umixuiutsumvi wmiwucu , ; - .... e - - t, t wlii . oftillilvHiji Dr.? l)arhl.T aaioiilaf law t thwi eiren at tbiady Mlawluiiile&i?i. ) .hJt f eem. , mil li:-.nMaidji JSir. Garnet T,:rj ,i VT ! " i i ' J . - 5 4J t.-jA J : Aiau iwwi-;, . , i i'.l ui llailviiu fltimifl In i tjniiiiBr1liii :s....iivmi'if r. nor rnwe iuin : .. . ' . :. r A.. ;.f 1 fart ( Ur. IV Uat cnnlent luim-elr wuM call 1 1 wrote m.i.- v. . . r . ine ircier M st , ;r " the Doctor hrxl ntMnea out-h , a "thief," l aia pei fectl j willing to cwntrast the earljf 'law if New Eudand With tht( ef tbe QVitber a PteAvlorimji colmuns. 1 atquiuto ot any ie niititer. Hut it did Jd have care- i. ; Vl . Md Mie article I" me i unaci 2 1 if Ma that it. rtflecle! in the mofl .till lll . tip" W r ?i . "f Til. rone i 111 "SLarlelii. the 1'bil irtaoner upon - w-.ft.. o J .r tlut Jl i ha4 tlKrii toJ AO, i ifS q'Hit aiJ va-iirfercd llMtl tie ft i f Blight ha re lone ao. It w I rue, h i r-' ., i .. i inn Iia iui. ihai tnt f iji.ri.il. h V aUontH he t'Sij Pi.iuJelphia Ie4vUrian. ff tlii'N'e Ertjtfand : Ei-,a",'H were r I wa not :ireartd to iu-de, t 19"' . . iii( . Vi.ttu.mtlintA tit Vn '"lllJllllfl ' tkauahtV nettMury Unit tne i unwnM eubOiiiuel ffr.-i. J.,ij r,nmLihtt lor ltlte 2 a Law that way, iWr.:r7..'.... ... jolneame StSlii or iiot--inU I eer- tU cuiiW not oirc- . LmaH intimated not lo9 ajo, that i' wm m te$rt4f tie Episcopal Church that the yeuu fnidfttie'Ulue Xiif A"Wd 6e maintained, to the coiilIumou luil " It i true lb! l'hihi- I YJ T . i u- . . . - - - . I . n 'I imf liiifV! fall New Ltli2l;itil fii-eopacf ii willing to nt-ar an uieifviufme Ji.-Ueaa Ot junta, jrum uny tii " v i"r " i . - i . . i Jrlj liit arjikie ilid go pa to na v, in a tone of iL2 a'iMl l-nialiitnitr wlife-li i not enviable. the l-,picopai last centurv are to have been a 't of CaNtin, hoc?- iM)itNMi--r I M kiiiJ lnueeual:! Im true that llelui-Wiitehefirutli." . I fl'rtpie. h'iunelf a highly gralied Itci'K 1 luve had the-eandor l julmit tht ielJIiie X!"" fever1 had an exi-tem-e w Mofiialutts. Anl in renj-oiife S I. Very feittiemanly way of on1m-tiiig a i onlro- ver"-J !1 Cat he i i:t-o a prejudice! wiine, aid a nalnral enemy of Dr. l And the liev. Tlw)ma W. Coit,'D. D-, a learned and mot t'Hiiuialdeckr'tnian il.w.fcfs ilr. Tfijrnbnll a unfair in qnl:tkit as he i irtinl ami prejtidiet-d. The latter profci'iHd to: q not e from a note in Colt' Mlitrr jftf:P4iritani,ni" (True Blue.Lawa, 323 r regard Jo which "qmitation Dr,1 il ha jthUay : j 'ow.-out ol this note, the editor of The iTrae Eluetawa cuiii th iirat exuuue. tucks It to a Kt nbcace eveuiteu ilnea leiOw; gjjrhkeH line sen teuoe ta en from mt. burk by leaving out a portion ot it beanutf most materially on hid 4rUoiMiiat , 1 lri'luia uitiii genuine poUtlcal liberty lo.splieof j KtiooS1. very auoiig. e auplea to the uouTraryii cuta out even lue vuru dome in lite clucilng Uue ; and ttdtiQ puiip oir iiic uiiute u Lue jaauiacUire ui uie . fuiiLAUiauu.' ii the uetaieu ana OUen., reters naa Ueuieu U cumeiUaru uisijory la tne uutuor ot -fujltanisui' woukt nave ; eaitor ot -'Iiie ii uo-inue . wa In aie te- i t j-u tyisins ue nas exoenaed on iAni. lie would even asvc helped aim oat - quoiin ar hu ashlaiaiu.e iXtibl.i miiiaAituol iilt luW, J-mtn tti o.j.jrti.n t o . ni. Tue excuse wLlcLir. Luau ta umae mr ' Utj laeucadi oi ura'tuera. about a quarter ota century bluce, and. walcu has JBevrr been answered, was tiiut he a us far irutti his books aninelini enforced in t'onneettcut : It Is costorhary for the wori.lnsr people from the tenement houses of New liaven io stroll Into East i ConUrv. Dt-atU lor i Aere waa iuflicted in haven, on Sunday anernoons, aunng uie uoi sea- "Aniu liite ear atieriheW i.nidtih. son,ln auertoiJbreathof country air. ontheoe ' ai-'atnu i-eii iiuy i f ar al imnejasl iUhii.B caslons referred to, the East tiaven authorities gave . hient d the kind in England.- HassaehQKelta no warning of their mtcLTU.ns, but, anowed the ueo-; badfio act f t leiatibVr lor hesrly a century, pie to enter thertown as usual, aud to ramble about Ttuflhiriian. weie iivSl a . uiidei Kualirdi law. at will; but on attempting to return to thelf homes 'iaT Vnau lf ? iMH." T TV fhey werelaterilepteXby. and tvj caimvd.thei MWttic from Magna stationed at all! roads leading cut of tho iown, and ChurUt. A lid jet, r.otwitht tai-dii g this fcame bv whom they mere arrested, locked trp over nljrbt. ir!r..Bi'4rhiiirt.r-i.r t.l.Vti 'nfiiviild: that thn . fniin.in hiHri.t trn jin. t - . . -.: ttUU vn f fiv cviiun, AUK UM' ill vivruuv. vwi v m urTiiw Bray, who found them guilty ot utdking the t-rreets on Sunday, and Imposed a hue of from 3 totioln eachcasPi' While the vteltlnjr citizens were thus ; routrhlv handled. lheclUzens of East Haven were ; allowed their usual license, which Is say In? a good : alnal im il fci 1 it M i i mm mmh mw4k m Ii 1 1 i.nf rim sk-M In 1 : earriacres were aermltted to Bass unmolested. Ihose .ire4vteriftRi fated ,hotiuiUch better while who could not afford- to bfre carriages were alone ; Quaker and UaptUts -were treated witbintol ' SeSiW i Sable cruelty aJEWX. --tuiies being thos orcasionsi out tuey were oniy worKing-men, tuipriwuru...MfiieMiUT- "fuir- and their case attracted -very little attention. , rr -i timeVi whipped. rCt3rcd. and banged. And "Bin i lit? rvuTii nttciii iTv iu i-urn itii w rmun r cue same law prurtofced a widely different reMiu. Time, euueauon, aau a iarg ivaux vi lnieuiKeov citizen: have left very, utile i txjnneciicui's a i.tn,icui Enffland't Enemlet. . - i ' ' i ).. j ;i UJs.jfJ (- And JTote She it GMhc) Along H fliim . Loxdos, September 19. A dispatch to "."f J1"' KU, ttjrt,,uiientU4Ni ngaiuat ddno Se-, ryjrfr:- ; invaluable qualities of atrcngtb, aora- cocuem .wiit ue reauiuei j&ir uarnet. X. i V? i , V. JTOV- c K;iitv kJ r fi:.k .-,11 ,,- Ottr readers mast toot be arnr!iied If I" 1 J ... . . i I ia spoon uaiier 4r lieast lintler, as w I id to krrnw him' best, rons in as Gov- emor of Massachusetts tbia year.' Laat! year lie made bold posh; and aftar can- L a a". . . ? . . - f fnng uio iemocratie ' Uonrentlou 1 came bTosMnn and nnconih. -fVrowih hear aecarinir an election at! tho'tolla-'l8- "JMSpnn nqounv gromn. two nomiuatious, and ; will be glad to learn thnt it possesses 4 .Persons vrho kno? tuo, ahsntaa onlrns a' aliade tree; TfSth'Us" nan- : pHtitauUm In that city ; and the attempt this year ; wa3 met bv an Indignant protest irom all classes. ! Tbe attention of the count ry was attracted : and the ! crtthrlsins; that f were. levelled at the Hlue Laws' i were penerally so severe that tht re Is not a proml i nent man in the; state to-day. 8jve the Her. Mr. Ba con, who jrould.hazara a word In defense ot the ab . surd statues." A to Xo. il, nearly: every one f the inhi- Chuuh ol Bnglabd should ,ci j y all her lib. ertie," ' Her chfidn ft in'Kew rJugland hud uo 4iberty at all.1 11 er minister afld ber nieinber , m ej barbarously treat rd atd bauihed. To Tu hteK to etabliKh her civieaw was a crime, j.'i time) wiuppea. reimrgeq. anu oangea. Ana jxritecMfJoa out crvi" Judge Story Vay, n ' cktti f t ceased ht be hvfeS 1 1 must agree with 2 Dr.Jfrlers tbt :the .ccletiiaMtcaii Courtu of insiaut, wneu an tne troops will be with- I "'" w . carneniry ana caDinct worn, ireeuom drami fwin Zululand, except a amall col- tot.-In- fact, the; traigtont-t-;;;. unin eugugeU iu pacifying Uie North weat. niotntto made anh Two British reaideuu. reiuuin . in North we doabr vhther they will ' being orfeed.t?ithoutrnjaix t aiid South Zuloland ,,, oh ; .4. W W 'tf'Z' i,The itod &ith'i''iidli or no wataeill k i The Tmef Dttubar correspondent re-1 r m election aloud; Talbott, I aaa Wiiiiiuw or.no waisc. H w a porta that Cetewavo will be ; placed on RepK,'7rl? l?.11 1 043S 8 Abtt. 1 rajd groWmW ftceakiU kn'opjO board U,e eunboat Foreater,Ht Durufbrd. tSllW evvil ln. ) one-iwentieinoi tue aggregate vote it moat " 1 " (. , t - i ... -.ir-. trin wi uisiDcnneu w enter tue canvass, mia - posea suaaiions on me sea coast, ana ! ardered to KM. 41 "'." "FZL" in the interior. It season readilyw I at Herat ma- PnPltt,j?2iul"vf 'tV'f'f CiirU '"li'r::: tlieircoin-, 1' ';c7' ocra5 TMI Wl? f7 IW n- i .m, i , n 4rrK.i"T w";"?!" ae pleasant odor which charactcrixes the . . - ir.iiiiH iiviii Lilt: ten iimnuinn" imnirnri i evi uianatdi,aava! " . -.r - r-rrrrr" . ..-f. o- t j ...t. .. ;.' .-r.'.i t . ' r -r ' wooa 'wnen irreery. nass i hkl Kni;la-PPVare tI iHd the liritan of I lie Xr'fbvi liim "to have bet-n l,j rclWl'ie, l.igoted dwM-tder-1 1 uikrtake to refute a eonfiiiplu iiikiiid? it in iiideedXah! ! fsho ever Ibe Kev.: ! H III IH- tO mviiiur ii-v cm 7 be - 1 ltT : on li e id tl iiriU ol die HoiiTJ. ll-miiuoiid Trunibull sources oJ ineiuOry. uaa fat! had the docamttatary union mere luuiiu can w proven to uaeuetii testimony aut ehslble to Dr. Cuai ia the doctor's j rigorously eiiioreed. Eoihcopaliaim wrt- not leariesa uasviUon waathat he. wuU.d have been a ,...u. k. wtKi i ..tuilin'&niiY i K i .... ...... - f ' mod; prtwrihed in the I'ryer-book but they a ra'uii oi'tie!iiiri ttt ilil-riiy ol char r p-liuvint wriiten a Uwik, cntiilel jfriie I Hie Lf ,' ic ' 1 seem not to Iri4aii4 ihe dieuie llvieM lie Lex Icraiidt'ie Lei hoiC Script i tyvn U t)iif tiave been enacted by the Legllalure, iliilSb "are jjlaliiie uch a nuy le !iiul Ii iyf lieviiad (W' and Jwk ol uwige and kni, wliich are geperally known a the lfuoii'Rnw of iliecpuiitry. - Nw the Uevr Eefersdoe nut nay the Jilwc Jjnvt ever .dkiifxi?Uiive, us a rode. Such an ex rea loijioouM nowhere in hi "hisioiy." Onihe E ' I ..... ... i . iKrfi rtrT.he sfaif exnlM Hlv. tl.ar tne flfrirerefvever ulled to be printed ; but jpi! ullawihs ulttch ol ome of them will give a hI( nlilkilra of the fjiirit which" pervade the Jiulf"! Hist. Coitii i. 57. Then AUown hi ?Jicli?of tiese law,- none of iwhich are !:Afier giving this 'Vkfctch," he iikt: fauil iiuula4aws stiH'r-i." e. jut pcfireklte (JevoIutioiiary - war fitvair ov r ISt'p Eivl;iijl a the Common Law of the .intryi" lAiul Mr.; Trumbull evjn doe not. jamjjujit t quoie Irbni Peter aiythfiig to' wilinijr dial the iJiue, Laws were enacted in the fiorf ni'; eW. i Moreover, the er'i Maniple fiefroe U.ue Lw' which LM r. Triun :l''iilRvii In hi book,: show tiiat the view ot iheHrij. dam net i'elcr. -uikhi thi point, l liifregfbiie. . : ! . i ? I l-ill ll rtuiemlered by the reader of my fiffef IwnuiiiiiciilioiMi, thai. 1' did hot make (lilfr. Sljuiiiel Meiers- ' aiy own witnea" in bvflrof thi? genuiiiene of the Hlue Lutes. 1 iiiiSmt tvtn quote a fingle one ol hip "Laws" 1 -frrret to 'quote olhtT- auihoriiie nota kl:iuv. llmctunHoir, of -Mn"a. Iiusetii, a pjMthriiyj among the pAii iiin, to idaiw M ynagne eiale.l lava, of the ;, colony-joi Mtfiicliiisf itsr-m ;elven wore than any i bing joijjait.'U u tbe iioalled ciale" of I'eier: 1 iiJ-iitil;lr. iVleh i rg'aTnM the chargea of iJfrJXrjjmloll Stud lolher l'.iriian auilaiil, ht-llevnt lliM i-liiiri-li-r siliit' meuiorv OT flle llfail 4inr., rii.l.iJ I. i.l K. i. cm II v iiiui i " i " l.lllli III!.. .(. lilV av.iili.,i i.'itl.,.i,i Uim' 'i.r..,il' u. lmtt.i t r J r "vM'fcy -Ciuecii:ui' waihit puo-T"ft,Kif4,- and ait bough Drl'etei did t'fettl thV rajr.,1 iM.iieol the i itpiMoriari iitulei'took ""lo ibludy ' dispute Ji ipii asii fier J,e hatljong-bt eii dead and T'f'libeiacis were lJu-n loo frnli, and NfMj-had btddly !.t.iied, that the jcviduiee wuiiiitt- llieni i .wmn In hi poieii.ion. The ltf4ifliliU pupeff will 'recollect the inter 'mifitur of ihe l-Vtlerai ofiktr alio re-ent-"jltiidjiifed as ljse Oeu. Duk ITavUir's mtot about the ''ureaM plaits" worn by "fficer. during ile lale war. The f Iml ""I ailerjCleif. Iayhr" dtatl butter WMltlV the l':u-l.'WU. t, iM-i-nl anil tit-n . , - .... ;-f . . t verHioii wum iiroruiilu audVvei whrl- i'S VHidi'-ated bv' bulb C oiihlernte nd If! pit Utni 'Taylor's defWr bad ;'ftearog loiit-r tbey auiiild pr-on-"y ''ifhe.fn more hikcvs-IiiI, "a the living M'l? 'e lact in the coiilrovVr-v wwild "lliare Jii-wetl trunk iht. w-fiit' .r :n lion, and till a....'.v: . . I T- stunts ;im iiivfn l,u lrin(r iinnii III' Wiiju-i dilute would piobably hot have " rn.rvt'l. - . !' ni J V revnllll iotiarv rcmrAn nf ilir .wn MJt-. . , -:. . . TTHUli Hiiintn .rL ..ii. ..I.. ...I l.u J'd recovery! Vhy 'cannot' the oricina "tienbhrif i ii.l-...i... .. i.i i.- f 1 i ; 7 r v.,(i nil vi 1 iiie iitien i v .1,ar there mujit lure been a good manv r "matfe 04, iVVhaHiave becmc of the J!; idlTi....' i. L r ........ J ,.o-t. rip . 3 litre is the old jdt of., the town ? ylpiWe augit-st how difficult it i now , s .f'Kieilhj rforoiliiee old doiument to mt aliich have, long wnce paired into .t . . . . 1 1 . 1 1 n ' . i 1,1 Ii.iihm. nnn ill;. Air. JT"fB.M muerjPuritaufiapidojiisl and TOllNii Dtr. IVw aa. a liar, ii 'fr' W n,e"tib"",d' by re'e',v td Ihewe 1 . " "'""t mniM-i iU of the lot, cannot tie rjT,aimJ,etl hy-the i-riHiuciion of the original U. . rf.-T"lc" reters claim to bave -een " wllU-h V Ift mi. ii i 'r- i 1. I tr ' 1"N a huh 1 have lead and own, ig' j'HI hrtiioir only of the "Blue iia.fi wu h are extantJ Whc don't he f ul- tirt ..II . .. .1.. . lrL, iiioelliat lie lis iMimisiitu Jt I r"'"fiii in aileonmiencc and lie wa the . v ""mi to puoltsiL me oilier wu tiS'?1' Wmi -. are, if anything l4ri WewHeil ficiion, a I shall ,ivVpr?0rr'k ',f,er", to he a lying one. HiiYtf p' ' .j "r iTrnmbnll, a pem.nal en Tfiimli iw "ml member -of the fame til T?V wndly 1,0 caned Dr. leler to flee kL?y ,n ih rear J774. after threat he wAd have w orse lilsAorlaii lor oouueciicut man be u already. Ur. chauln uiidc taat asaeruou fearlessly beture las couirovtrJaiist, lr. iusunctl, aud after ue uad itrt- senUrd the lsue of his personal researches, lie a as one oi tue ci -iseot textuaties ever taowa ; ana wuen he took Lli si and, lie n- ear Uesei ieu nls gus.' Had he lived till now , and had lie been as long opposed, we should have found biia i In the newspapers uf Ilaritord as unfaU&ued as ever, ine crntc of i'urltaidsm' in reference to Vlrgla- la has suown a want of appreciation as to LUe real points or iiistory, uuiiaiuuim u ieuiy 10 pnuiea auiuoiliies, upon which It is ueedleas u cuiiiiiient.'' Tiielliird witut-H against Dr. Peter iti'Ilti Method Ut Quarterly Ilctiew," lor Januaiy, llie reviewer aj ot Dr. t'eler.s : -ri e do not iirojiose to speiid luuuy word UMiu hiui.i lie wax a man utterly incapable ol leliing the li nib on any sul jeit. " Uui iouslx enoiuh, bowevtr, the very same nuiub.r ol tbii Ittneic, tail on aiiiiierii jeel, eoiilain a doeunidn, in j the loi iu of a letter purHriing lo have; been j written bv tliift aiiie Dr. i'elti, who I tie- ' 4Titl in uiu ai ncle at i clergy in in 1f repect-jIJe-riiaiai i. r, possessing taienti and xteiiMVe ieainiiig, bavins bad p.iroihial charge Utt ihir- ty eaiiu Loi.don II wa aim h.. ill tliat he was lihhop eieci f Vtiinoiii, 4-iid1 win. r. fused ei'lixeiallol. oil llie ground llial V'eriuolit had not ui?rilKil lo tiie constitution. Dr. Peler it eenir", wm neeucu a a willies it) the one caty bin not in iheotber. " ; ' P i welcome to make the mof of hi wit nee against the dead . lergyiuau. j Such evi deuee belore a court of ju.-dte would niit be eidei taintd for a moment At all even s the evideneeof Mr. llimuan once Secretary of State, for Connecticut, and that of the Rev- Dr. (Jhnpin would more than counter balance them. The latter slated pointedly that he had l.ad'uptti !i ccw to U(x;uiMfMu-yauiboi iitts, and used tfKUi reeh'. and ii now appear that it Dr. l'eier Ifad had my ad vant ige, be luiht have been a - ..... . . . . . i j . worse ni-'ioi ian lor Voiuiecuciu mail ne is ai readv.'' Mr. Tiuuibull ha not- vet Cailtd either of these genileiueil Hart, or lJuereai but 1 do not know how long be will pare them. P would make hi readei believe; that there never were any such laws as "Jiluel LuvtJ at all lhev mot all have been .invented and forged by Peier. Of course, there were jsome luw "decidedly bluik"i.iil he savi.r'uluUh i no more blue, than the counterfeit itheh ent ity." 1 caii'i imagine how any mind capable ol rtaoutug at all can argue in tb.il way. i l'n- ritaiic, 1 supiKie. i not at all li kef I urilan bill i ii counterfeit. The lilh article of re ligion is Hiitl to be CWcaawfie--lherelure! it i the caricature and counierfeil of ealtanuin ! 1 raunol appieciale such a style of logic. It will nt even pas for a reHetable rhetorical flinr- ish 1 There are dxeuo( looks wrilten ujion the. "Blue Laws" and scarcelv anv of Jthcin iiy from Peter ami none of them are said lo bt fale except Ihose ol r eterf aim yet Wi are told that there were no "Blue Law" t all and M'-iretdv anv that are "bluish and er- lainlv nme except sucli a ought to be; de lendtd!" ; - . If Neii' Abridgment; and the book of -. . . . l : . . r i . ..i . . :. ..ii Other l tinu.n writ. r r.fis.-eii iu iniii.uii aii the re-oriis olthe "iilue Law, 11 uiibt kIo lo quoie them agiiinst Dr. Pelei, but thy heing1 d. .iid to their party. I 1 1 out aim! are iyhd "uniiei essary truilis," in-the same uiann. r that Mr. J. I lanituoiid i'runi!ull luis done inlmod t rn day. I hive not been nUe to obtain a cupy olthe '"vltracl," but Prof. Scheie De Yen-, or the University of Virginia, in his vol- unr of "Americanism (p. 273) ayn, ( "the auiheiiticiiy of the (anion lwa of New Haven knowrt a ihvJUve Laws' have; been often denied,; and Dr Peters' well known Axok on the subject ha ! n declared a libej, but thev are M-nfirrued Uyoml a doubt by the re print of tht Abstracted Law of New j Eng land hi (Joveriior 'llotc1i!ni.nt Collection of Pinter, where (he ideuTreul provisions niav be found." "Why did lud Mr.. J. Hammond Trumbull publish thi 'Almlract' in hi 'True Blue Law," if he wjshed hi reader to ee lor themselve what the old Blue Lar wt re. ( ov er or llutcbinsuu ought to be a trust wurtl.y witne, a he was a Puritan himelf,a learned man, and muclt eteeuiet allhimgh it is .said that "he lovel fame, and feared, giving of fenie" aud hence he "publidied a few only of those trnilnv which failtd not to, pnMiire him a proportionate share of popular distrust and odium." i j Peter did not number hi MBJue Laws," but lhev are generally quoted by number foircon veniei.ee consisting altogether of 45 sections ofwIui'h'P ''virtually admits the truth juf all except 5, to wit : , I 1. "No one shall travel, emik f victual, make bed, sweep jiotisc, cut hair, Or shaye on the rjal.bath day." ,M - j 20. VXo wiim in shall kiss her child on the Sabbath or Fasting day," - i 31. "Whoever wear coath trimmel with gold, silver, or lame lace, I aliove two shilling by the yard, 'tdiall be presenled by the rard jurors, and the ieelectmen fhaU tax the ofleiider at X3t0 estate.'r ! i 25. "No one shall read Com mop Prayer keep Christma or &iiut-lay, make mimed pies, dance, play cards or play oiany iinarn ment of music extepl the drum, trumpet and Jew's-harp."! .L. - ! . 45. "Lvery male alunll have hi hair cut round according loa can." i . These a ret he on I v law in the collection of Peter which P and the Puritan awdogit and cVfcnder generally except to. No. 31 improv ed true, and tto forgery, by Mr. Trumbull him selflp. I51)i although he' neglects to publish the4,law" but content himself merely with a reference to it. A1o No. 19, it wa ceHainlr il. lw. See Trumbull, pp 184, 252. 28rT. ft the law now in iwrtlona of were banished! tro'ii theoionv. We have seen that the I'liriljins in Kngiai.d prohibited the rexliui; ul the prayer Book, either publicly of privately; iid the same spiiit actuated the rnritau of Nejw Lngland, who would not even al.ow thj churieh service to he read over the j,raveof a churchman, according' to Govitnor lluichinsou itid who prosfciiiiei," punished, and banisheil all persons w ho taught 'iiaiigr imih error or Here sies, leixiing to cotrupt mid destroy the soal ol men" -(Trunjb. 224', and Episcopalians j were always regaldtd by the Puritan a tire most dangerous np.igator of "sedition" and "'heresy," ai.d their Worship W;is openly and liofdly denounced as "corrupt aud idolatrous." fcverv reader of liistorv knows that ihe people of Niw Knaland were not u.' low. d to keep Chr,ntmuti or iuunt M-1 ni4 ; Inn 4est P uav dehv this. 1 extract the following foi bis ifiti rmiaium from t:ie lla-s. I'av Laws, cli. 49,sec. 2. ' Il ls tfiereiore ordired iewEnglabd. in-theiurte !of Itib yegrn. bor ed th tonguo with hot needles, cut off the ear, brui.tli d 'l.f foitiii iids, si d bttiiiilud.im prisoiM d aialiiaiiged ure Quake a, Baptists, A.UuiUJ,lt'iter1'i I ipbctiaalbius f.r what lhev ll kfMiy.i.i'iat'iittmy a a ttitcucrajt than there ait Smstaiictf l perstcutu in Fox 1 book f M irrty in jry nr ut der the htsh- ou of Englat.d since the death of nertry VII I. P is very much much mistaken, if be np pr sit! everj bi'dy has. tie' same M.or opinion which bo has of t)r Peters kctcbof the Blue bwi" I have provi'd Iha ii tuned men of all pajtie quote them with approbation and this liotwithsinndii g ifr. Trninbuli's feiocious assault iipnn fhdfr deajd ptuhpiler.' " They are Constintly bctngrepriidjticed In t he public print a of ; the country,lbitl religions and secnlar. e.veii in religiontlraperjiif sneh a high charac ter a'- the New Y'irk C hitch Onion, edited chief iy byjj'resliyterin e'ergyccn, as late as June 27, iTrt, repitntii them; all ia full.j ist a tbey appt iy- ic lVtersf historyhut with this preface: "When these free Suites were colonies, Unto the mother nation, And In Connecticut the gtod old lue Laws were In fashion. The following extract from the laws ordained by the people ot New itaveu, previous to their Incorpo ration fwlth th'- saybrook and irartford colonies, af ford aa Idea of thetrange character of their prohl biUons. as the substance only Is given In the tran -criptlon, the llanuage is necessarily modern ized:" i i r ! i ' r's excessive zenl in Itihaif of the Puri- wliicli leaves with sealetl order. 1 A dispa.ch tititu Cauduh Hughes' brigade haa beeu lati. . 1 heuhilzai regiments i tiuletl on the 5lh and uiurdeml 1 wander." . The JStandanTa Alikh ..Ti.; i 'i u J : OUTS mwiigcuwj um uwiiiweimi uere oi ai , Wi.iri -1.--:- i t.li. i i iiiuio Ducuuicuiug uiiuseii fu luat li.v. r..lil .n.l ..M ,i.!l .i.1 : V'i ""i no. ian care lo IIWK tembl. imt brent , at H.r.t.i.TI.. troop, ' I V iinvn nriniKii nnii mnrnemi pivh ami : j . ' : - " -r -t"" i r i towards the Kcpabncan camp for further i ,n. 1 Snpport.' His third nomt nation 'comes' n rreen, value as 'fuel than in-'eeneral ii tse. gher of the'iroo nments maoe ionr Comes Jn' friA Vronort iWUml t TViiiirtTi from that quarter; On ThuiSttar luatf Csl m v :i ; 1. ? ;r . i 9iivnc. wiai but; a i itiuiU uiwt.y ,himi military nuthot itiea." , . , . it Bombay dispatches report . that , the t m alt aaa Hal a lkaaaa arailfr fPF aa 1 1 ontritnntiiiA . tion with Cabal. tJierejwas held at Worceider an Iiidejieu i Loxdon, Septemlier 19. The of India telegraphs us follows notified the- Ameer ot Afganistttu that a - couiiuir as thev do from over the entire the hate it a tveitrht of m431 IbThft strolls' British totee will march apeedilv ftf,.t i...i;..ta r..n t..- ' a- ;.n!Mt-i,.L7!-Hi'ithi . .- - ...v- hivj ii Miwiniilll am.M sjwwn.l ii.ii.m .a l ni.liA te thousand Republican voters. Tliew 'i r.ltr Ify?' may be regarded as all clmugea from the very durable grape stakes, to vhich Tulbdtt vote of last year. So that alone1 : Wl I ' bnixl, i. A emit rr.tk. vi r i 4e,,t RepuWican couveution composed of. a weight of 72,186'Ihs- where the elm le v jceroy - 37 aelt gates, representing every town- 1ai y Ls.-Umf km ta-t w,. 1: I have ; g hip in the State; except three. These ! yielded to a freight of 54 J07 -tts., arid j 011 Cubal to his relief, and that he must use all Ins resources toco-operate and fa cilitate the mat ch through his country." hy this ouri,iaiil the a iu horify thereof, thai i tan caused htm to piiblish iin unprovoked as wbost ev.r shall he f.m mi ol serving 'any suih Lairit iipon 'tpistopacj1" and the ''Episcopal dav xAjhrmtimus, or tlielike. eltber tvfotlear log laiHr, leasamv, or any otntr way every riich iitrson sd ollendini:, shall pav for everv such" offense five shillings to the C ounty " As to dancing aud crd plavinr, lluv were forbid den a a ii:ilt,t;r of course. Whether the Puri tan forWde ihe making of minced pies, or playing on the fiddle are .jueslions of very little importance. ;Suj'x.se they did not, which L worse, to punish Episcopalians for reading the lraver-B.ok .a.f oiiinii ' ! . I III.' rti 1 1 r 1 - vsrvi mam Haswa iiiiciihi iiiiib a ..in k ifc.Vn' ytarand-.fcatt.ent and deof '1 New Rightist Net long ago a gentleman, m ill jp? Atmily! were t cruelly maltreated " Massachusetts, after at tendirg church on Sun tLp.H1'', and ccwniled to leave America dav, instead of - returning promptlv Ihcme, I!!'. murdered bv Governor Trnm- i vent out of hi way inU ndmg to see if a houe and keeping Chrislnia. or to punish the making of minced pie and playing on the fiddle!. What motive could IS lers have had in intentihg the last two prohibitions? As to So 4.), tl.ut i another unimportant law. It siinnty required the ii l.nb'tauts of the colon j to! hate their h tirtct in a ceitniu lasli ioi. IrtV.e laws regulate d diets and manners geneially;, wfiy net prescribe how the hair rhott d -4c jcut T As to ho. 2(1, wliy shimld Peters have iorged that? 1 b c idea mast bit. e bjon gnurally prevalent in thrf colony that thi -was one f. thelile Law" ii iin keeping with the spirit ol the whole eodcc'tkm Governor II utcbinson nays iu his his'toiyj. "That smaVtr ofiYhsis were niu tiplicd Kith .igorotw exactness. And "as this severity hadjior it otjeci an exemplar nrity ul uiur ds a:.d religion, which should cxi i d ll every jk-imi! in society, if of course reached the more private actiou of iu tcmber$ . and fw ditdtd oil tltt relatioHihijw tiubtistiug. bcticcn titan (q ioted bt line). In this conned ion, it must be r ineinberod that the only code i f the I'uritaus.wa. the Mosaic, and every magistra'e hud the power to inuKe us many laws as e plea-'d. All bjc had to do wastosa that such and s'.ch cotiutici was coi.t'iaiy to the Hiiw ol Mor es, and foi tlijwttb, it.bctan.c a law id' the colo. in for ihe tii)ie being. That the law ol the I'uniuns weic not only cruel but ridietihwa and absurd, lall I ho histoiiai s tf 11113' endit plttuilv et 1 rtb. d ii tti ly.jit Lirit,i ymp ihizr. in his re view ol Milton, says . "U e kni iv. that 111 spite ol their hatred ol poporj , they fell ii.to the worst vie s oi'thiil bad sj st 11;, ibtolttcrct and txUatuguut uLsurdity." Akd ilr 1'ictou, in Notes and Queries "a w riter lei whom Mr. J. It. Truaibuij vobel es, sns: The pvii.cii les ol the Puritan' laws"wore logically ntid reletii W'sslv carried cut In pnu-tice ; scimiinn rs majc inqondshndikrat the ruthhss svcHJicc of jw- mau life, audi at other titiies raisihg a fntilc at the lHdieroHpiihutius8 trttli tclnch t.ictaicvt tcrHitddkd mtiipriruie ajfairs.' Mr Trumbull auinits, iLat "the cctaatidlito ceedings 1 f Njew ilaveu Colony were stigma tixed as lllues Laws a early as the year 17(5. (Bine Lawi p. 27). And be quote' front a i nn phlet i l theil v. No:ih eiles, 1) 1)., "of Oonucctricut,i 'u zealous ppoi cnt. orr.pic pa cv," who sji id hi fell iw- relgrotiists: "tu deed, I had hea d, that wire of them liegin to be ashau ed 1 11-elr Wife lavs rj Mtc liavtii, dc. Th' pamphlet whs published in 17b2 10 ridicule Episcopacy, but it pun es the gei eial recoeuitii n iff tfce'fact that the epithet lliic lairs was wejl under. o'd In the colony at that lime, wilballl thut the phiase iipplics. And he quotes fnan CLief Justice Saiiih.of New Vork,whoin his l-.istoiy. icblisli-d 111 J7(57. says, that the blue lavs, iiu-tead of being a code, "are otiiy reora if cotivicth ns, consibsi.l. in the judgiticut of, the magistrates, to the Word 1K11 dj. utrd dictates' of reason" tbe ve ry e.xn!ftuttd , whteb'Brt Peters himself gives, 3nd which intelligent reader of history kuows to be lbe5'rreci one. t P uiake ome iuvidion comparisons be tween the laws of- New England en tbe oue hand, ar.d thp-e I Marytsrd ard 'Virginia' on the other But Virginia hcquH with nniversal snffrage and kqunKlj ;; While the pu tit alls; so Uelkiiap. oi'i4" of their ewn wiiti is says, "pro cceded astriij farther than lie Iliersucby had ever attemjitid." Lord Ilsltin ore, the R tnan Catholic Profrietor of Murylsi d, cbfaii ed hi charter '-on er.diih-n of er'tiie oIe?atioi:. "a condition imhosed by an Epfseopal soveTiipu ; imt no sooner bad tee suprctne rower paseu into the hstds of Pnntans, ttau Roman Cath olics, aud EjiiseiaHansjs rfVQ al er twiie sui jeeted to all the indignities ol Pai itiinlut.ol erence." j : ' ':: ' A candid nd learned Presbyterian writer speaks thus .f tbe 'dd Virgiuia Lawp : 1 j "Thpre :waa one blood v law which tmhlected Quakers, retmmlng from bantshment, to the punish ment ot death t but no execution ever toof place In consequence or this pnmen& and It was repealed soon after the iRe volution of 188. The other laws were not thenirepeaied, but they were no longer en forced : and though the statute-book crmttnued to prohibit toe preaeblrnr and practices of dissenters, the prohlbltloa was utierlv disregarded, and liberty of conscience arscllcally real red" (James Graham's "instory of the United states,' 187, VoL L pp. 1155, 16.t..f -.:! itr-:', - s"!f"'" TJpo which the Kev. Dr. Coif, an honored son of Nifw England, and the learned author of a history id Puritanism, n.akfa this com ment: I "Would thati stellar kw rs1rht b thiirtih,"and toiihaife an "Episcopal Journal id"high chanwter with a djshonest and dis. graceful effort o retit all ajteiipt to prove the Wwetwlbr'etisa. nd iiiaiDtain iheirgeu iiitie4jss.tH the intercut 6 f tlic Episcopal Church, I think it come with a peculiar bad gracej fsotu l im to turn arohhd m w, ai d denounce me a a ticift teitnesi against the ruritans and n being glad of ait opportunity to rush intii ill, on i.l ii- mint, and -'rehash" the evi4 douce against them ( their Ti:batacism,big4 otiy and cautii'gS biricy." P ought not tf hflvairivpn the nnivocatioti. if hb did not exi nect it to be repelled. If be had coniaed him airt. u .Tefi'iist' if Puriitanisiu aloue. ritoonf making iu just r flectiigis upon tbe Chn'clrof which I notuio am a member. 1 J s the. matter stall. r.I on Id never have No conscientious bode of Christiaas can! ufford to have their hiistiwy. their dcjf rincs or their conduct caricaj tared und ridiculed in the newspapers without at least atlemptipg a vindication. I am sorrf to pee that P indireetly re-uerates Ins charge of diiplvcity and aud ijlisboncsty for that is what it ainountsito naiiist a certain "Epi copal Journal."' which jhe suspects to 1 the New; Yci'k Chufchmak I know he cannot sustain the chaige, lof.1 am ti regular render of thatlpaper. Hut tbo question is one tbatis 1 asily cnpnpableUif ptolf: and the ptoof oaght tu be furnished, jf in the power ol P to do so -otliaf wise be shotild retract the charge. I jcrave the indulgence both of yourself, llr. ;Edior, and also! d your renders for ti e length of this eon. ibunication, but I did not have the time at mjy commaud ti make It shorter. T Veritas. Violations of the Law in the Southern States. WashiKgtox, September 13. General Eanui is very much roused by the. viola tions of the revenue laws, aud he has airain declared war against the "uiooushi- jciH 7 everywhere. 1 his class of men has ngaiu become impudent. , A slioit. time ago.ii wugou aud stock of tolutcco, seized b.V Collector lou tig, of Kaleigh, lor a liohition of the revenue laws by the own- . a . .a aa. ei s, were tot ality taken n oiu tne collector by the State officials of North Carolina, the act loi nilng a most tiagraut violation of the statutes of the United States, i General liauiu ban uow issuetl orders to institute the most ililigeut search for the lecovery of this ptopeity, aud to "seize wherever loiiud and employ a sufficient force to hold the property ngaitist all comers, whether with a State process or otherwise." This letter will be interpret ed by Ctdlector Young, who was here yesterday, as an order to tight, and if Liiecessary, to kill. General Katun believes that the viola ters ot the law have received much incidental encouragement to pur sue their calling from the tone adopted by prominent Southerners in their public speeches. When men like Alexander Stephens enlarge upon the tyratiuy of lh Government iu passiug laws which forbid the poor man from converting his own corn into medicine, very little is to be ex pected from public sentiment among the lower classes. will elect Butler. But when we consider the strength he will get from among those Who supported Abbott last year; we feel that at length, he is about to obtain1 the limig sought prize. It would seem in all likelihood he will sweep the' State and have several thousand votes to spare. fhe question will then! arise, as to whose Victory shall it be, a Democratic or Re publican triumph t Old Ben is neither fish, tlesh nor fowl. Raleigh Observer The Spirit of Fraternization. Wchear ntiich still of fraterniz''tioti, and manv theories arc advanced as to how it shall be acccuiptished. lieuuions of soldiers of both) armies is one of the means whirh has beeti put into practical oiiera tioti asa ineani of efl'ectirig "the restora tionUd the era p( good feeling," and it is interesting to note t lie success of the titi dc nuking.- How Gen. Shjennau received the iulvnuces ntade' tb hint by the people of Salisbury is well nowii to onrreaderg. We iiuw copy fnun the Washington Jik puUicait, - of "the lespling orgjins, its views ujoii the letter of the General of the ar mies. Coiicludmg!aM' article upon this sulyt ctit saysj M ! ! 1 i llis letter is manly aud courteous, and may be studied with' profit by. those sen timental Kushers whb are ready to shake hands across the bliMxly chasm and cast into oblivion aheebllectiiMi of what it cost in Hie and tredstive to shve this Nation from a cruel and bloody rebel Uon to take its HftC j - ! - ; " ; T ! Ni)fhin: could be tilainer than this Iati- gnstge. Iheretis no ambiguity here; no .f..i.rrniHni: mi ilmliriuir the main nn-stiiin.' The lienublica niwitis that It i not vet nreiiared to slidke hands across the hloodv thafeni atid to bury the memo 1 it .11 f itie war unt of siirht. It wants no fiteinizjitiiin.iaii(l it has the candor to sjiv so. This ilimS)feriifoTe to the many i. hnlis which the South! has rei'etveI iu its overtures for the re-lestablishment of friendly relations, and how much longer will w continue to subject onrselves lo tltem T How inticli longerr will it Iks before v Kiilli to sicqiueiiy uu 11 tend to our own lUsue9 .vote tne ieui- Kitie ticket as lieretofol, behave out- selves and let ifraterniz;itionw take care of itself t ' We niia! disguste!. We are tired of this tiling of trying to make friends with it parctjl of people who spit upon ns every time we put ourselves with in taeir reacli.-i-Cltariotie uvierccr. T Current Comment. The coolest specimen of insolence that ias appeared in the press for sonic months is the Ti mark of Mr. Hayes, that "there is a susi)icion "d" trickery hanging about Tilden." When we consider tnat tins comes irom tne man who holJ the Prcsidctitial office sto- en from Mr. Tilc'cn, and that this man has admitted complicitr in the colossal crime bv navmsr the vulvar criminals wno per formed the dirty details of that diabolism. r pet an idea ot brazen :neeK inai is as ivel as it is disgusting. There is no bus oicion of trickery llanVimz 'about Mr. Hayes hi own acts crvstalized susnicion - into ab solute certainty long ago. 11 Pott, Dem In the olden dav and before 1860 the governing class in the South was notorious- v thousrhttut. honest and stern in all mat ters relating to political cconom), finance. debts and taxation. Mississippi repudiated, it is true, but so did Pennsylvania,-and so more recently has Minnesota. hence and why the change at the South ? Before 1860 the South would have ducked a candidate for office who advocated a legal tender treasury note at fiat money. Do bankers in Amsterdam. Frankfort, Paris and London say that there has been no repudiation, no financial dishonesty In' the United State outside of the South ? Have no Western communities enacted laws to .prevcut the collection of debts held in' he East ? New York World, Derri. ". . Fred, Douglass, the leading man of the colored, race in this country, delivered an address vn. the negro problem afe Saratoga a few. days ago, in the course of which he re iterated his oft-given advice to the ne groes to let the exodus alone and stick to tlie OOUtll. I 1118, H IS l 09 ouswteu, is the advice -which the negroes get from all the mote intelligent men of their own race. Charlotte Observer, . p State's Rights fuom Cirncv Justice Chask. The Washington I'ost shows! that the most emphatic aud comprehen sive declaration of State's lights which lias been uttered during the State cam paigns of this year has leeu quoted from an opiniou of a lie publican Supreme Court, which opinion was prepared aud delivered by Chief Justice Chase iu these worus : I he-TK?rpetuity and indissolu bility of the Union by no mean implies the loss of distinct aud individual exis tence, or the right of self-goveriiuieut by the States. Uuder the articles ofcoufed eratiou each State retained its sovereignty, frecdoin and independence, and every pow er, jurisdiction and right not expressly delegated to the united States." J This utterance should have great weight with all Republicans, the late Chief Justice having been oue of their men : and it should have especial weight vritb Senator Couking, having come from it man for the sake of whose daughter he recently recklessly threw himself iu range df a frowumg shot-gun. it seems well adapted .A, set of fur niture, made of this wood,' has hefla in use fn Providence, Rl I. for-aboui twenty yealrIt'takw a'hign poIU and may ., be cut o as to present j satin luster .which is very pleasing Ik. is regarded by somecabhwt raata eqnal to mahogany antl a suptW i black walnut in the matter cdTaliaalLr Inei Fof the'tfeacls of A "boj io- ftoorapf offices, mills, and wtftabiil iugs, where a liard, strong: woor& te quired, it ts regarded ay J maay as superior to most "of thafc wboi& thus employed. Its warm aalbfr mkaVi . an effective TSnisT. whaoi ,nsed wilJh both light and darker woods atta Goldsboro Mestenaer : A negro named Si- thou Islev was sliot and killed in New Hope r . . i - ownshio. ou Monday last, under the lullowiiii? cii-cumstaucesf u seems thut Islev and a colored woman named Mary Williams had been arrested on the charge oT sheep stealing, aud the charge being sustained alter a preliminary neaiiug oe fore John A. Kornegay, Esq., they were ordered to jail in default of baiL Air. Ja. H. Graut was the officer in whose charge they were placed. When near Mr. Thos, J. Vinson's, Isley dashed off at break neck 6eed, determined to make his es cape, and in his flight had three pistol shots tired after him by Mr. Grant. He succeeded, however, iu making hUescape. It was not supposed that he was hurt,' hut on Tuesday his body was accidental Iy found iu the woods pierced by a pistol hail. 1 ' wainscoting jis again. 3ewming: fEsli ionabie ,the ease ,tT. f roaeiaigr' jtlair ; where other'wbUara14 U wood readily 6bUioab)e,, "wijl.' rnimisit ; this style of interkm-iliMslh TJaittse grows more-rapid J wbew ynfrtrig2fcir when it has fdttmhkl. coastiilcailTs age. It has been said that that great jurist and Democrat, Charles O'Conor, had giv en to the holders of bonds of the Southern States the opiniou that a suit would hold tin such bonds against the States, and that apou judgment rendered writs could be executed on any property of the . State, such its the State-House or other public buildings. It is due to the creat reputation of this eminent aud venerable jurist that this re- noi t should . be corrected. . ho far is 1 it from the truth that iu the printed brief of. Mr. O'Conor in the great case of the Ten nessee bonds, be asserts that the eleventh amendment of the constitution, which j prohibits Suits against States, excludes all such jurisdiction, aud renders ltupoa sible auy process froiu the United States Jrourt against a' State. Hal. Observer. General Harrlsom axidB SUdal. DrlnalcXa ! It is relatjetl 1 iyislsir . . Piu) dy that when Genetofc WillEarn j Hfe ry Ilarrisori u , ?;aitrg:. for Cstfe Presidency he vteeel, at the' " old Washingtori Homr hw Gintster,1 for dirinerv 'After dinner wiwe was'senrr ed. It wasVnotieed tlt f tat- General pledged his toasts id water, jd1 i ont of the gentlemea-froixrKew) YorF in offering ajjother. i said t il Gerierak will you nod favor'me by drinking few glasses of 1 winer?thdeneral declined in a very genttemannr . man- tier. , s Jigain he was u urged ,,to rjoitf theta ina glass of .wine. -iXhia .was il - .'. .L-.i. jlj.l i.ttj. ;ooi mucin ne Tose irom ' tne taoie; lis tall form! erect; and in' the most dignified baubef' menu a ye reiusea twice ro panaicq of the wine cu p that . should i .hate been sufficient; thoagh you i press the cttp to ray litis not a drop shall pas the poriaIi.!,5 J iH made", resolve when rsfitrtetl jniKihat 3tfcini avoid strong; tlniak and Ibave rneTeir broken 44t.. 1 am I xmti of i m ;clai of seventeen young imens whd gntdnal ted and the other Sixteen w arunit-f I j The trial of the parties charged with the Chisholm murder; where the prosecution relied on proving aAnepiracyto secure 'tliC ronvictiim lof te deleudants, has re cnHdtn'nii ac ouittkr bv the jury. We suppose the conspiracy was not satisfac torily proved.' In ;tliese fases the defend ants are not shown to have actively partic ipated in the killing, but are charged with having agreedtwith others that the murder should be committed. Unless f we 3 err,!) a Person in New York -miuht have lieen A Successful ExTEnrmsa. Col. Julian Allen, of Statesville, who was in the city yes terday, gives a gratifying rejM)rtof the suc cess which helia3 realized in the manufacture of cigarettes. He established a cigarette fac tory at Statesville a few months ago, and al ready finds himself compelled to enlarge. His present quarters are not sufficiently large to accommodate the number of hands that he feels it necessary to work in order to meet the demand upon his manufactures, and he is preparing to build. His cigarette, the "Golden Bell," is made of the best "North Carolina tobacco and pure rice paer.apdhe finds ready sale in "New York for all that he can make. It is indeed a very superior arti-j clc, and it is bv no means surprising that it is in demand. At nresent orders are in excess of the capacity of thi manufacturerto fill, but jLuj he trusts soon to oe auie, oy rcusim oi mti cs-? ed force and improved facilities, to meet the rfotoand. CoI.'AIIen has been living n Iredell for , All the phosphate companies in the neighborhoods of Beaufort and Port lioy il, with a single exception, have suspen ded operatious and discharged their etn- loyces. Ut the nve companies cugageu n uiiiiinrr phosphates in Charleston coun- ijr, three have likewise snspendetl work ' fourth, it is said, is on the point of do insso, while the fifth is kept at work completing, an unexpired contract, , but will also suspend ns soon as existing en irsiremeutfl shall have tieen fall filled. We are told that more than two thousand la- Mirers, are, thus thrown oat of employ lent, The cause of this serious judufl- . . j' ' . ,.:.". . .. . e .. r rial calamity as a cessation oi uie loreiau ematid tor " phosphate rock. Kalevjh Observer. - ' ' Seekiso to Divert the Exodus. Other reports to the contrary, Kansas has evident- Iv already Hart enoun oi ine coiorea ex- The mayors of Kansas City and Wyandotte, Kansas, and Kansas City, 3Io, Which is on the Kanws norticr, nave inril d acoBference with5 the refujreer commit- nm, . f C. T s.u ia TnrV it an1 ntliPT TWkintB w . ... ... j. ' itn w f ikj.. -c . r three years or more, navini; moveu iiuiuer lo nel(j jn Kansas Cityj -Mo,, 8cpt,24, from Brooklyn, a. x. -c is iucui.i wi iheoliiect beinff. in the lansniageof tbe call. culture and means. He is much likea among t nieasuresr for diverting the tide hi new neighbors, and It pleases us to know rf eirrl cxo4a8 to other States than Kan that he is succeeding in business nevona ins Cas, AQ(i to discuss other subjects of .inter- own most sanguine expeciaiiona. -vuwmuiiv Observer.' ' .' l". '.'..'.';.. - .... Gen. Sherman's Salisbury letter has gotlea him a presidential loom.. The; Philadelphia 'litnes aavs. 'the "BurlinBton JTaa-i Eye, which is too stalwart for any ordinary use, nominates est in the same connection. . S c i k..:i ."7 : - . . ......... . - - - , i "vvnniam liin rjl "f l 1,. . I !ia wa. 1, nNiniuuil In niAfl OHO Hie nVXI OaT Hal in ' v. .. In. nrtt Antv tvrn wmn . vnun av j. a. aiiia .i n u t j .r w ki-v w runin inniii x m uk. iiiui v v uu w m. and prorrr. a Dr. PteTs was a i,linei fcr his eccopation. Jn cvosMng a Wered n wrroUiv and srnped only at the chanrcd in like manner, and the conspiracy i,e General.' but perhaps some arrangement T J! . . - . I , L-..U . 5 ..r. .. tn.nl T?l ' l' I. T..,...I l rnn birr. Cnr V 1 F made of ; octna:: poveu. coyiui w whuwm- j w euw.v. - i;ttper-itv -Ifity. l ViV 1 ' wi th tteketlrlth; W troihttH Specie increases in the bank of England, notwithstanding the heavy shipments to tins 1 countrr. But' plenty of specie in bank docs not make good times for the English neoide. Their business troubles for Vice President pow n0 ln- of earlJ departurft.-KaI- prgu toserrcT . ur- ards graves all through M the, perni cious habit of ine-drinking.,.. I, ow all ,niy Jiealtli, happiness and prosper ity to that resolution." Will rou urge rac now ?' CoMPAnAi IVE Strexqtu op Ex pi6sivy.fhe!Wpox..of,4ne" .Unfe. ted Stale? Hpardot(1iVrraj ng'neerai just published, presents the following: interesting table as the result of twov years' thorough trial of 1 the relative1 emctencj oi ne various rauueru va-t I . I : H .1 M M a mm . I a mm? plosives, laaiiig oruiuary ujruuit mm the standard: ' '.-.':.i"jvi Pynamite, No. J..,..-.-10- Guncotton.u.... ...... .--- W Dnaltn...;-. - .V: ..HI Kendrock;Li.il.!..i.rr:;t.:.. W Dynamite, Ko. 2.. ... .'ii.'.. ' Vulcan nowder........... -i Mica powder.; t l'Itorfve;rinoU..ii,.; 81 O'ar r - - t . Hercalea powder No. 1 I Hercules powder No. 2..,-, w': v . siit, t .',"' ,t2i.diiul'''- I s0 Ke wvY orlf , lias contributed t& to jtlie I Mem jhis i suffiircrs. -This? a exclusive .ofJJay Goulds muniiaeii I gift of $10,000. ECTPTTAKWros.CoPLondon, 8ept. 20. -The jimhs says the news concerning ; tlie Egyptian otton crop, continues very , rmAd and a lar?e vicld u ipected. -The - . . ' 1, siimplevso far are of 500114011 iy. I rt. :mf- : . i v-:-